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| Why The Demise Of Civilization May Be Inevitable
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| posted on Sunday, April 06, 2008
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Doomsday. The end of civilisation. Literature and film abound with
tales of plague, famine and wars which ravage the planet, leaving a few
survivors scratching out a primitive existence amid the ruins. Every
civilisation in history has collapsed, after all. Why should ours be
any different? ... A few researchers have been making such claims for years. Disturbingly,
recent insights from fields such as complexity theory suggest that they
are right. It appears that once a society develops beyond a certain
level of complexity it becomes increasingly fragile. Eventually, it
reaches a point at which even a relatively minor disturbance can bring
everything crashing down.
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| James Lovelock's Dire Forecast For The Future
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| posted on Tuesday, March 25, 2008
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The weather forecast for this holiday weekend is wildly unsettled. We had better get used to it. According to the climate change scientist James Lovelock, this is the beginning of the end of a peaceful phase in evolution. By 2040, the world population of more than six billion will have been culled by floods, drought and famine.
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| Melting Ice Sheets Can Cause Earthquakes
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| posted on Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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As ice sheets melt, they can release pent-up energy and trigger massive earthquakes, according to new study. Global warming may already be triggering such earthquakes and may cause
more in the future as ice continues to melt worldwide, the researchers
say.
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| 1783: The Summer Of Acid Rain
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| posted on Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Molten iron raining down like cowpats; ice floes at New Orleans. The
weather of 1783 was an extraordinary case of sudden climate change
driven by atmospheric gases.
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| Durham May Face Water Crisis First
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| posted on Sunday, December 02, 2007
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With central North Carolina suffering through the worst drought on
record and a projected dry winter ahead, the Triangle is as close as it
has ever been to severe restrictions limiting water use to hygiene and
extinguishing fires.
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| Extracting Water From The Air
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| posted on Tuesday, November 20, 2007
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Unlike other technologies such as refrigerant dehumidification-based
systems that do not work in low humidity conditions, Aqua Sciences'
revolutionary technology extracts water from the atmosphere virtually
anywhere that human beings live.
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